HealthKin scans medical documents and organizes them for your whole family — from newborns to grandparents. Family Stork builds a lifelong health record starting from birth, pulling records from every provider into one searchable timeline. Both use AI. They serve different families.
HealthKin is a document-first health organizer. Snap a photo of a vaccination card, lab result, or prescription — the AI extracts key details in about 20 seconds, you confirm, and it's filed. It includes a health assistant called Kin that explains results and helps find specialists. Built in the EU, GDPR by design.
Family Stork is a lifelong health timeline. It also scans paper records and extracts data with AI — but it goes further. Forward clinic emails to a records-inbox address and they file themselves. Ask questions of your child's record ("When was her last allergy test?"). And at 18, the whole record transfers to your child.
Fast document scanning. Take a photo of a lab result or vaccination card — AI extracts values, dates, and reference ranges in about 20 seconds. Low-confidence reads are flagged.
Kin health assistant. An AI assistant that explains test results, finds nearby specialists with open slots, and helps book visits. It never diagnoses — always cites your own documents.
Family-wide profiles. From newborns to grandparents — one app for the whole extended family, not just children.
Controlled sharing. Grant and revoke access to specific records in one tap. Per-profile, per-document.
EU-hosted, GDPR by design. Data stays on European infrastructure under EU law. Your health data is never used to train AI models.
Family pulse dashboard. What's overdue, what's booked, what just arrived — at a glance.
One timeline, all providers. Records from every clinic, hospital, and specialist — not just what you scan. Portal exports, clinic emails, and paper records all feed the same timeline.
Records-inbox email. Give a unique address to any clinic. When they send visit summaries, the timeline files them automatically — no scanning required.
Paper + digital. Snap a photo of the vaccine card in the kitchen drawer. AI extracts dates, values, and details — you confirm before saving.
Ask questions. "When was his last tetanus shot?" "What did the allergist recommend?" Answers grounded in your child's actual records — not general medical knowledge.
Emergency card. One tap — shareable, printable, revocable. Allergies, medications, conditions, emergency contacts.
Ownership transfers at 18. Your child walks into adulthood carrying their full health history.
HealthKin makes paper records digital. That's a genuine problem it solves well — the vaccination card buried in a folder, the lab results you can't decipher, the specialist visit you forgot to log. It scans, extracts, and files, and its Kin assistant helps you make sense of what's there.
Family Stork starts from the same problem but reaches further. It's not just about digitizing the documents you have — it's about automatically collecting the ones you don't think to ask for. The clinic email that comes in after a well-child visit. The growth measurements from a pediatrician you left two years ago. The allergy panel results you need at summer camp.
HealthKin organizes what you bring to it. Family Stork tries to catch what you'd otherwise miss.
If you're managing health records for your parents, your kids, and yourself — and you need a fast way to scan and organize everything from vaccination cards to lab results — HealthKin covers the whole family tree. Its GDPR-first design is especially relevant for families in the EU.
If your focus is building one complete health history for your child — from birth through every pediatrician, every move, every provider change — Family Stork collects records you didn't even know were available and files them into a timeline that grows with your child.
A document organizer keeps your scans findable. A health timeline connects them into a story — and at 18, Family Stork hands that story to your child. Their checkups, their vaccines, their growth charts, their allergies. A complete record, owned by them, for the rest of their life.
HealthKin and Family Stork both use AI to turn paper medical records into something searchable and organized. HealthKin is a document scanner and organizer for the whole extended family — from newborns to grandparents — with strong EU privacy protections and a health assistant that explains results. Family Stork is a lifelong timeline built around your child — automatically collecting records from clinics, portals, and paper, answering questions from the record, and transferring ownership at 18. If you need to organize a drawer full of medical papers for the whole family, HealthKin does that well. If you want one continuous health story your child carries into adulthood, that's what Family Stork builds.
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